Multi Facebook accounts with VPS

I'm using a different acc in each browser. They have the same ip and they are fine now bro
 
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You also reduce the risk of account death a lot, it's a safe way
 
I think you should do it, what you are doing is right
 
zubidoo said:
Everyone's saying use antidetect browser with residential proxy but I keep getting banned. I'm using incogniton browser and residential proxies from Storm Proxies. I was at an airport in Cancun trying to use the wifi to access my ad account and they were able to detect I'm using a proxy by blocking my connection. So I'm thinking if an airport wifi can detect the proxy then Facebook definitely can detect the proxy and maybe thats why I keep getting banned. I'm thinking VPS is the safest solution. Currently I'm using Arcane Account Solutions and although their accounts stay alive the longest and they replace right away, its still $199/month

So I'm wondering if VPS the safest way to go or is there something wrong with my antidetect browser + proxy combo?
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ive read horrible reviews about their service, how come you are satisfied ?
 
You have to make sure that those IPs of the VPS are good ones and not too spammed or abused.

VPS = Data center IP, so real residential proxy would offer you definitely better IPs.

Using different VPS for each account will separate those accounts for sure, but depends what you are doing, if those IPs are flagged anyhow you wont have happy time with facebook, especially because they are already on "sus radar" because its a DC.
 
Liaby said:
Hello
I'm planning to purchase 10 Windows VPS. If I log in to each VPS with a unique Facebook account, would this be a viable approach? Is there a risk of getting banned? Each VPS has its own IP address.
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Yes you will get banned. there is only 20% chance of it working.
 
Liaby said:
Hello
I'm planning to purchase 10 Windows VPS. If I log in to each VPS with a unique Facebook account, would this be a viable approach? Is there a risk of getting banned? Each VPS has its own IP address.
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This is definitely a stupid thing to do, facebook will hack your FB account
 
Yes , you can do it this way, it's better if you choose a good proxy it will limit the account being banned.
 
You are good to go with VPS for managing Facebook accounts. Use only one account on a VPS.
 
this doesn't really make 100% sense. because when you advertise the wrong way the account is still locked, or sometimes locked fb profile, you can add 1,2 guest fb nicks associated with those accounts
 
Yes, this will help you avoid getting banned, but the cost is quite high. You should probably use a proxy instead of a VPS, the effect is similar.
 
When you log in with each VPS separately, the caasp rate is very low. Here is one way to do it
 
ristoriel said:
VPS can't provide clean IPs that are necessary for managing multiple accounts. You need an anti-detect browser and a 4G rotating proxy for managing multiple FB accounts. 4G proxies provide residential IPs and they are always clean. Make sure to warm up your accounts before doing any activity.
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as the man said above .
 
elodavid said:
I use Google cloud and aws. I use proxies on the vps for sensitive accounts. Free and paid.
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Do you install the Microsoft Windows Server OS on the VPS's, then RDP into them? Or do it a different way?
Any chance you have other posts or overview explaining how you get these setup... been thinking of doing it.
 
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